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Issue 19 (2009) Reporting Vulnerability

Journal Articles

Guest Editors' Introduction
S. Tanner and K. Green

Disability, Media, and the Politics of Vulnerability
G. Goggin

Managing the margins: how journalism reports the vulnerable
I. Richards

Beyond the Aww Factor: Human interest Profiles of Paralympians and the media navigation of physical difference and social stigma
K. Ellis

Writing about disability: Victoria’s Bar None campaign
N. Richardson

Reporting disability
K. Green and S. Tanner

Family violence reporting: supporting the vulnerable or re‑enforcing their vulnerability?
V. Lee Thomas and R. Green

The Carey “king hit”: journalists and the coverage of domestic violence
L. Waller and K. M. Oakham

From Yellow Peril to Model Minority? A Comparative Analysis of a Newspaper’s Depiction of the Chinese in New Zealand at the Start of the 20th and 21st Centuries
G. Hannis

Health Communication Theories: Implications for HIV Reporting in Asia and the Pacific
T. Cullen

Gay‑hate, journalism and compassionate questioning: journalism’s response to the Matthew Shepard case
M. O'Donnell

Framing the Voiceless: News Conventions and the Undocumented Children in the United States
S. Chen Berggreen, T. R. Crapanzano, and C. S. Eastman

Postpsychiatry in the Australian media: The ‘vulnerable’ talk back
K. Holland, R. W. Blood, J. Pirkis, and A. Dare

Good Embed: How the White House and Pentagon improved favorability of coverage through embedding journalists
M. Finney

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